Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of classical music with Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's "Lieder & Oden," a captivating collection released on March 23, 1999, by CPO. This album is a testament to Bach's virtuosity, featuring a diverse array of compositions that span odes, songs, and psalms, all meticulously crafted for the classical piano. With a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes, the album offers a comprehensive exploration of Bach's musical genius, showcasing his ability to blend emotional depth with technical brilliance.
The tracklist is a journey through Bach's creative prowess, beginning with the exuberant "Freude, du Lust der Götter" and continuing through a variety of pieces that highlight his versatility. From the introspective "Trost eines schwermütigen Christen" to the lively "Trinklied," each composition is a masterclass in classical piano performance. The album also includes selections from "42 Psalmen mit Melodien" and "Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate," providing a well-rounded experience of Bach's oeuvre.
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, often overshadowed by his famous father Johann Sebastian Bach, stands out in his own right with this collection. His unique style, characterized by its expressive and often experimental nature, is evident throughout the album. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "Lieder & Oden" offers a rewarding listening experience that celebrates the enduring legacy of one of history's most influential composers.
Tracks
Freude, du Lust der Götter, Wq. 237, H. 723Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Oden mit Melodien, Wq. 199: I. Die verliebte VerzweifelungCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Oden mit Melodien, Wq. 199: II. Der MorgenCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Oden mit Melodien, Wq. 199: III. Der StoikerCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Gellerts Geistliche Oden und Lieder: Trost eines schwermütigen Christen "Du klagst, o Christ, in schweren Leiden"Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
3 Songs: No. 1, Das PrivilegiumCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 20, An eine kleine Schöne, H. 701Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 6, An die Natur, H. 702Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 8, An meine Ruhestätte, H. 703Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 11, An den Schlaf, H. 704Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 12, Die Zufriedenheit, H. 705Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 9, Der Frühling, an Röschen, H. 734Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 13, Trinklied, H. 740Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 2, Lyda, H. 737Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 18, Ich hoff auf Gott mit festem Muth, H. 760Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Neue Lieder-Melodien nebst einer Cantate, Wq. 200: No. 22, Die Grazien, H. 735Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
42 Psalmen mit Melodien, Wq. 196, H. 733: No. 17, Der 65, PsalmCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
42 Psalmen mit Melodien, Wq. 196, H. 733: No. 23, Der 93, PsalmCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
42 Psalmen mit Melodien, Wq. 196, H. 733: No. 38, Der 142, PsalmCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
42 Psalmen mit Melodien, Wq. 196, H. 733: No. 20, Der 88, PsalmCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
2 Fantasias, Wq. 202: No. 2, Hamlet. Sein, oder Nichtsein, H. 75Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
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